This AI Agent is worth it

Justin R. Lester walks through Lindy, an AI agent that handles email triage, meeting scheduling, and note-taking across Outlook and Gmail. He saved eight hours in one week and estimates the paid plan costs $20 to $30 a month. Two-week free trial available.
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April 23, 2025.
Two weeks (free version with full functions for two weeks).
Approximately $20–$30 per month (speaker phrased it as "I think it's like 20 or 30 bucks a month").
Eight hours of work in one week.
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So AI agents are all the rave right now and you're probably wondering where are some you can use and engage with. Well, I want to show you one that's been helping me that's been doing a lot of email responding, email triaging, meeting scheduling, meeting following up, all of that. It's really dope. It's called Lindy. You've already mentioned Lindy before. Let me show you how it works. Here is Lyndy. They have recommended templates that you can use. You log in, you connect your Outlook, you can connect your Google, your Gmail to it as well, and a bunch of other things. I want to show you what I've done with it. For me, I have a meeting note taker. You can see I've had meetings that I've had already. And, and these meetings will literally, they take notes for you. I can have conversations with the meeting that I've had, all of that, because it's recorded the meeting taken all that, and I can have notes on the meeting that I've had. I also have a personal email responder and I'm gonna show you the settings of my email responder. So here, for example, I receive emails, it thinks about. It goes through my knowledge base. My knowledge base is everything about me from my webpage, my church webpage, resources I put in there, custom Instructions took from ChatGPT to put in there as well. And then it decides whether or not it's going to respond or send a reply or create an event. It's pretty cool. I have the same thing for my church email. Like, I have a bunch of different things in here. You can see I only have a couple of them on. But what's really cool is it automatically will schedule my meetings for me, it automatically follow up with emails, it'll triage my emails to see what's important or not important, and then it'll throw certain ones away. I really like this because I'm able to consistently train it, import my chatgpt to it, and there's so much more you can do that I barely tapped into. And as you can see, there's hundreds of templates that Lyndy has. I mean, obviously they have their basic onboarding ones, but there's a bunch where you can have it to autonomously reach out to influencers, do sales calls, all of that. And so I'm looking forward to experimenting with it. I highly recommend experimenting with some agents. And Lindy's the one that I've really kind of taken hold to. There's a free version that goes for two weeks. That gives you all the functions. After two weeks, it shuts off. So if you want it, you're going to have to get it. And I think it's like 20 or 30 bucks a month. It's not too expensive, but for me and the amount of work it does, one week it came back and told me it saved eight hours of work and eight hours of work for me. So it was well worth it. Lindy is one I definitely recommend trying out. If you're looking for an agent to try out that will hopefully triage and get your email set up. Of course you want the business for your business. I'm that tech pastor, making sure that if you didn't hear it from me, it ain't true. Talk to you soon.
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